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Business fuel cards in Norway

1 business fuel card available in Norway. Fees and discounts are read straight from each issuer's own pages and shown in NOK; we re-check them weekly.

Only cards whose issuer publishes at least some fees are listed as cards; others are covered under "Where can you fill up?" below. Crossing borders? See pan-European cards.

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1 card
  1. Circle K Firmakort

    Circle K Norge

    Branded
    Card fee
    None ('no annual fees' and no cost to hold cards, per…
    Transaction fee
    Not published
    Discount / rebate
    EV charging discount per kWh…
    Sites
    ~470 NO
    Fleet fit
    1 vehicle 2–10 11–50 51+
    Works at
    • Circle K
    • Routex partners
    See full details for Circle K Firmakort

Key facts only, trimmed to fit; each card's page has the full wording, sources and checked dates. "Sites" is the issuer's own claim. "Not published" means we couldn't find the figure on the issuer's public pages. "Unverified" values are partly confirmed; see the card page for why.

Where can you fill up?

Norway's forecourts are split between Uno-X (with YX and Best), Circle K, St1 (which is taking over Shell) and Esso. Shell Card Norway closed on 20 Nov 2025 and was replaced by St1 Business. Prices are in Norwegian kroner (NOK). Only Circle K publishes a card fee, so it's the only card listed so far.

  1. Uno-X (Reitan)

    • Uno-X
    • Uno-X 7-Eleven
    • YX
    • Best

    Uno-X Firmakort and Truckkort (Uno-X Mobility Norge, part of Reitan): 600+ stations under the Uno-X, Uno-X 7-Eleven, YX and Best brands; YX is now part of the Uno-X family. Fees and discounts aren't published (YX says you can 'get started free'). Credit check and a Norwegian organisation number required. EV charging at chargers of at least 300 kW, plus home-charging refunds. The truck card adds 700+ other stations in Norway and Scandinavia.1

    Cards: None listed: Uno-X doesn't publish card fees.

  2. Circle K

    • Circle K
    • Routex partners

    Circle K Firmakort / Pro: no annual fees and no cost to hold cards. About 270 staffed and 200 automated stations (all Circle K stations in Norway), plus most products in Sweden and Denmark; Routex abroad: 21,000+ stations in 34 countries or 20,000+ in 33 (Circle K's pages differ). Tolls and ferries; EV discount per kWh. Truck network 480+ stations, 200 for heavy trucks. A Norsk Industri member offer (63 øre/L, 60 øre/kWh) is member-only, not a list price.2

    Cards: Circle K Firmakort

  3. St1 (replacing Shell)

    • St1
    • Shell (abroad)

    Shell Card Norway closed on 20 Nov 2025 and was replaced by St1 Business; Shell's Norwegian stations are becoming St1 (not Uno-X). National cards work in Norway; international cards at 1,200 St1 stations in the Nordics and 10,000+ in Europe via Shell. 200+ truck stations in Norway; tolls and ferries across Europe. EV charging status unconfirmed.3

    Cards: None listed: St1 doesn't publish fees.

  4. Esso (Certas Energy)

    • Esso

    Esso Firmakort (Certas Energy Norway, part of DCC): 236 stations, 148 staffed and 88 automated (certasretail.no, 25 Jun 2026), with Recharge for EV charging. Fees aren't published, including for the Esso Energi fuel card.4

    Cards: None listed: Esso Norway doesn't publish fees.

Cross-refuelling in short

Each of the four families mostly takes its own cards. Circle K Firmakort is the only card here with a published fee. Acceptance at Best stations is unclear: Best is now an Uno-X partner, and reports on Circle K acceptance there conflict. UTA counts 995+ Norwegian stations; DKV and Eurowag give no Norwegian count. We haven't yet checked Automat1, Preem, Tanken, Drive, Haltbakk, Bunker Oil or AutoPASS tags. VAT (MVA) deduction on fuel differs for cars and vans; we haven't confirmed the rules, so check with Skatteetaten.5

  1. Uno-X, business
  2. Circle K Norge, Firmakort
  3. St1 Norge, business (B2B)
  4. Esso Norge, business
  5. UTA Edenred, fuel network overview
  6. Drivkraft Norge, new fuel taxes from 1 September (2026)

Issuer claims as published, checked 20 Oct 2026. Brands change hands and acceptance changes; check the issuer's site locator before relying on a station.

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